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out, we need to sort this out fast. absolutely. do me a favor, i want to talk to you about a lot of stuff, i know you re being asked to pull triple duty, i appreciate your sticking around, my friend. welcome to ayman. tonight, will they or won t they? with constant roadblocks clogging up the senate, is time running out? plus the supreme court this month effectively ended roe v. wade. justice amy coney barrett wants you to know that the supreme court is not a bunch of partisan hacks. okay. and it looked like a big win for equal pay when the u.s. soccer federation announced it s offering the women s and men s national teams identical contracts. so why is the u.s. women s national team players association calling this move a pr stunt? let s get started. all right. our top story tonight, voting rights. with republicans doubling down on their attempt to restrict the right to vote, senate democrats introduce new federal voting rights legislation this week. but ....
through new barriers. you know, it has china the largest fastest growing vehicle market in the world. the key part of the electric vehicle is the battery. right now 80% of the manufacturing capacity of those batteries is done in china. so not the battery for the 150, f-150. we went down to georgia and took care of that. it allows them to corner the market on the supplies of raw materials for those batteries. important importing almost all the lithium, 90%, and it comes from countries like australia which leads the world in mining these kinds of critical materials. here s the deal. it s not that china s technology is that much better than anybody s elses, and remember our automakers led in the development of this technology, but today china has a bigger manufacturing scale than all other countries, and using that scale to make these batteries not just in china but are making them in germany and mexico and exporting those electric vehicles around the world, with sights ....
it is friday and we have got a fantastic night crap grew recapping week it was, about let s talk about the day that is and we saw major developments in cases that involved the current former president. judge tanya chutkan issued a protective order in don t rams 2020 election interference case after hearing arguments from the government and trump. she put everything that has to do with witnesses in the compartment of it and sensitive information. not just grand jury witnesses, anyone that the government had interviewed. that is the first thing. and the second thing is that, even as she gave a negative to the trump defense team of not defining everything as sensitive materials, she took it away by making clear that anything that the government was concerned about in terms of both impairing the jury pool and also going after witnesses, would violate the order anyways. judge chutkan also warned trump s lawyers that continued inflammatory statements from the client would ....
even as she gave a nugget to the trump defense team of not defining everything as sensitive materials, she took it away by making clear that anything that the government was concerned about in terms of both impairing the jury pool and also going after witnesses, would violate the order anyways. judge chutkan also warned trump s lawyers that continued inflammatory statements from their client would only increase the need for a speedy trial. also, in washington, attorney general merrick garland called a surprise press conference to announce the appointment of a special counsel in the hunter biden probe. tuesday of this week, mr. weiss advised me that, in his judgment, his investigation had reached a stage at which he should continue his work as a special counsel. and he asked to be so appointed. upon considering his request, as well as the extraordinary circumstances relating to this matter, i have concluded that it is in the public interest to appoint him as special ....
stephanie ruhle. as donald trump s legal problems continue to grow, democrats are making a big push for transparency. more than three dozen house democrats called for cameras in the courtroom during the doj cases against trump. it s something that trump s own attorney was asking for just a few weeks ago. the first thing we would ask for is let s have cameras in the courtroom, so all americans can see what is happening in our criminal justice system. and i would hope the department of justice would join in that effort so that we take the curtain away and all americans get to see what is happening. earlier today, our friend near called deal laid out the importance of having those cameras in the air is. why don t underestimate dawn s ability to try tostay stuff outside of court to his party, lawyers, and so many others, all of which can undermine decorum anyway. the best check on that, and this is something that one of our greatest justices sunlight is the best d ....